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Stealth technology

Stealth technology, also termed low observable technology (LO technology), is a sub-discipline of military tactics and passive and active electronic countermeasures. The term covers a range of methods used to make personnel, aircraft, ships, submarines, missiles, satellites, and ground vehicles less visible (ideally invisible) to radar, infrared, sonar…

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Principles

Radar cross-section (RCS) reductions

Acoustics

Visibility

Infrared

Reducing radio frequency (RF) emissions

Measuring

Tactics

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Stealth technology

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Stealth technology

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Stealth technology → Air Superiority, Paradigm Shift, Stealth, Stealth Satellite SourcebookStealth
related to Principles · 3
Stealth technology → It, LO, Stealth

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radar stealth aircraft reduce rcs use used shape lockheed infrared detection camouflage also material systems control waves design f-117 surfaces

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the F-117 use a different arrangementinstance ofStealth aircraft0.80text
tilting the tail surfaces to reduce corner reflections formed between theminstance ofStealth aircraft0.80text
metalsinstance ofwhereas electrically conductive materials0.80text
carbon fibers reflect electromagnetic energy incident on the material's surfaceinstance ofwhereas electrically conductive materials0.80text
civilian radio transmittersinstance ofProposals exist to use reflections from emitters0.80text
including cellular telephone radio towers.Moore's lawBy Moore's law the processing power behind radar systems is rising over timeinstance ofProposals exist to use reflections from emitters0.80text
including cellular telephone radio towersinstance ofProposals exist to use reflections from emitters0.80text
fuel inside the exhaust pipeinstance ofAnother way to reduce the exhaust temperature is to circulate coolant fluids0.80text
where the fuel tanks serve as heat sinks cooled by the flow of air along the wings.Ground combat includes the use of both activeinstance ofAnother way to reduce the exhaust temperature is to circulate coolant fluids0.80text
passive infrared sensorsinstance ofAnother way to reduce the exhaust temperature is to circulate coolant fluids0.80text
the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawkinstance ofTacticsStealthy strike aircraft0.80text
are usually used against heavily defended enemy sites such as commandinstance ofTacticsStealthy strike aircraft0.80text

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